The openness–closedness dialectic is defined as occurring when ______.
a. people are unsure how connected versus how independent they want to be
b. people are unsure how others will react to their disclosures
c. people are unsure how much information to keep public versus private
d. people are unsure of their own identity
c. people are unsure how much information to keep public versus private
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A. the New York Times B. the New York Post C. the Chicago Tribune D. the Wall Street Journal
According to Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck, the extent to which a culture encourages a sense of responsibility for other members depends on where it is placed on a continuum of
A) directness/indirectness. B) formality/informality. C) spiritual/physical. D) dependence/independence.
Which of the following describes how high or deep your voice sounds?
A) Volume B) Pitch C) Articulation D) Inflection
_______ enhances the credibility of your ideas by demonstrating that experts support your position
a. Establishing common ground b. Citing your sources c. Documenting your ideas d. Knowing your subject